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Use the Golden Circle as a thinking tool for any question, pitch, product, strategy, writing, or decision where the user needs to clarify Why, How, and What.
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| name | golden-circle |
| description | Use the Golden Circle as a thinking tool for any question, pitch, product, strategy, writing, or decision where the user needs to clarify Why, How, and What. |
| compatibility | Created for Zo Computer |
| metadata | {"author":"rob.zo.computer"} |
Use this skill when a topic would benefit from separating purpose, method, and output: Why, How, and What.
The Golden Circle frames communication and strategy in three layers:
It is especially useful for pitches, product strategy, personal motivation, organizational alignment, writing introductions, and diagnosing whether a plan has a clear purpose.
Use this concise structure unless the user asks otherwise:
## Why
...
## How
...
## What
...
## Alignment check
...
## Inside-out version
...
Best for pitches, positioning, and alignment checks:
Poor fits: causal analysis ("why did X fail?" — use n-whys), and problems with no audience or purpose dimension.
Compile natural language, a loose composition or pipeline sketch, or an existing program.md into a readable Haskell-esque Sem program that composes this repository's semantic skills. Use when a user asks to express, design, revise, expand, or simplify a semantic program without running it.
Compile and execute natural-language requests, loose semantic pipelines, or existing program.md files as squishy Sem programs. Use when a user invokes $sem-run, asks to run a composition of semantic-algos skills, or wants every semantic function application isolated in a fresh subagent with standalone Markdown artifacts and a linked final result.
Transform a topic, claim, question, or situation into an original joke by leading the audience into one plausible frame and using a concise punchline to reveal a second compatible frame. Use when the user asks for a joke, one-liner, punchline, comedic reframing, roast, or short humorous treatment of an idea.
Transform a question, tension, memory, or belief into an original poem or song lyric whose meaning emerges through voice, imagery, sound, and recurrence rather than explanation. Use when the user asks for a poem, song lyrics, a lyrical treatment of an idea, or a literary form that embodies an emotional contradiction without resolving it.
Solve a problem by systematically importing solutions from other domains: abstract the problem's deep structure, find 3–5 domains that share that structure, study how each solved it, and translate the mechanisms back — with an explicit disanalogy check. Use for 'how do other fields handle this?' and stuck problems that feel like they must have been solved somewhere before.
Structure a choice between concrete options: elicit the real criteria and their weights, score each option honestly, run a sensitivity check on the weights, and separate what the numbers say from what the gut says. Use when choosing between 2–6 named alternatives (jobs, tools, vendors, apartments, strategies).